The Sound Of Your Laughter Poem by John F. McCullagh

The Sound Of Your Laughter

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Why do I love you?
because you’re my child.
Since before you were born-
So it’s been quite a while.

I couldn’t resist you
No way and no wise
Since the first time I saw you
in your Mother’s eyes.


In part your remind me
Of those I hold dear
the sound of your laughter
the salt of your tears.

The way your tongue curls
And mothers’ cannot
You’re a storehouse of traits
That I can’t do without.

Your voice raised in song
Can be heard in the rafters
Your song is a gift
Handed down from ancestors.

Like me you love humor
With a sarcastic wit
As often as not
you score direct hits

So while I still breathe
And still can remember
I love you dear child
and the sound of your laughter.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 25 May 2019

In part your remind me Of those I hold dear the sound of your laughter the salt of your tears. I love you my child and the resounding sound of your laughter. thank u dear poet. tony

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